The university seminar explored how soft science fiction shapes public perceptions of technological risk.

Many nineteenth-century novels are better understood as proto-science fiction than as mere adventure tales.

Many readers find that non-mimetic fiction challenges their expectations and invites them to think differently about storytelling.

After reading the police report, even the veteran investigator admitted that fact is stranger than fiction.

As the old proverb goes, truth is stranger than fiction, and the strange chain of events that unfolded last week proved it beyond doubt.